Need Examples... Plz help

[Israa]

Hi everybody

I'm just a new member in ur forum and need a quick help

I'm a student of Industrial Engineering and I have CNC exam tomorrow (sat.)!

So could anyone help; where can I get solved examples on G code programming including applications on drilling, Tapping, reaming,

i.e., using G81,G83,G85

also I need examples with applications on G14; G93; G77; G73

; on the use of subroutines G22

and if u have any (relatively advanced) examples


Best regards
May God reward u

[rippersoft]

In my 30+ years of electronics and programming computers, I have never asked anyone for the answers. Study young one. You will be rewarded someday by not losing your job.

RipperSoftware

[Israa]

thanks for replay..

I'm asking for the examples to enrich my knowledge and for deeper understanding of what I have recently learned

I don't know what's wrong with that?!

thanks again anyway..

[Switcher]

Feedrate G93
Unit 1/rpm. The inverse-time feedrate specifies the time required to execute the motion commands in a block.

Example: N10 G93 G01 X100 F2 (Look at the attached photo) means: the programmed path is traversed in 0.5 min.






Note
If the path lengths vary greatly from block to block, a new F value should be specified in
each block with G93. The feedrate can also be specified in deg/rev when machining with
rotary axes.

[Jarwalcot]

Here is a "G" Code programming manual thanks' to Deawoo Machinery...

It is a great tool for those that have a clear understanding of the basic's

Enjoy,

[Jarwalcot]

oops... Here is the file

[Jarwalcot]

The File

Was too large (2.7 mb)... If any one would like a copy, send me an email - jr.walcott@gamtr.com.

[lakeside]

Originally Posted by Israa Hi everybody I'm just a new member in ur forum and need a quick help I'm a student of Industrial Engineering and I have CNC exam tomorrow (sat.)! So could anyone help; where can I get solved examples on G code programming including applications on drilling, Tapping, reaming, Best regards May God reward u

I would think that if you open up your text book (that you have a test on), it would most likely have all the info. you need.

[ajl6549]

Here's an example of a complex milling prog.

[iMisspell]

Originally Posted by ajl6549 Here's an example of a complex milling prog.

What material are you cutting with that program ?

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[ajl6549]

4340 ph, it's 38-40 rc $$$

[Bluesman]

Originally Posted by rippersoft In my 30+ years of electronics and programming computers, I have never asked anyone for the answers. Study young one. You will be rewarded someday by not losing your job. RipperSoftware

So much for Einstien here, This trade is all about help I learned from the best as a kid. I have been at it for over 25 years. And still do not know it all Send me a private mesage with an e-mail address and I will send you some program manuels that I have. They are to big to upload here.

As far as finding the answers all by your self do not sweat it. You think you are the best in your feild but if you AINT willin to help the next guy become the best then you aint worth squat and I would never hire them.
In laymens terms the guy above us is probobly still not doing it right and is the guy who's stuff I and my cohorts are constantly fixing.

Learn it all and ask what you want. The more you know and the more you can share the more you are worth in this bis.

Bluesman